To all old birds here. need ur help thanks.

[boy_]

firstly i wana say sorry if i posted in e wrong thread i noe tis has nth to do with sammyboy but i jus wana ask if any guys can advice me as im still a newbie.

my raincoat burst!!

to all of u out there reading this if u can advice please help. really steam-ed rite now. thanks to all.

[zunbo]

Well..... Okie..... wait lor... cos there is nothng to can do now. Cos eve if u go for any test now the result won't be able to tell u anything as is it still early for yr body to react yet.

[siamcutey]

Originally Posted by zunbo

Well..... Okie..... wait lor... cos there is nothng to can do now. Cos eve if u go for any test now the result won't be able to tell u anything as is it still early for yr body to react yet.

raincoat got hole why must go for tests? Recently has been raining often, but raincoats all around and though in higher demand, but there is enough stock to go around SG. Even without raincoat, can try buy umbrellas too

hehehe
SC

[rabitsu]

What's done cannot be un-do!.
Geylang girls from the houses...might have slightly lower
risk than FL...

[collin_23]

Wait at least one month from date of last unprotected sexual activity than go DSC for an anonymous check for HIV.

Go look under the stickies thread by bro big sexy and bro bongster under sexual health issues thread.

Look under my signature for a thread on numbers to call and ask for help from counsellors if u need one.

Don't panick, live life as per normal. Nothing u can do much about it.

Cheers

Originally Posted by boy_

firstly i wana say sorry if i posted in e wrong thread i noe tis has nth to do with sammyboy but i jus wana ask if any guys can advice me as im still a newbie.

my raincoat burst!!

to all of u out there reading this if u can advice please help. really steam-ed rite now. thanks to all.

[boy_]

thanks all. but u noe, everything was ok until e last part when she remove herself n e condom tear already. n she is nt frm a house one. i duno how to describe but, those type police come den all run type.

[righteousness]

Originally Posted by boy_

firstly i wana say sorry if i posted in e wrong thread i noe tis has nth to do with sammyboy but i jus wana ask if any guys can advice me as im still a newbie.

my raincoat burst!!

to all of u out there reading this if u can advice please help. really steam-ed rite now. thanks to all.

Overseas what they do is to let the person take HIV meds for a period then stop. This is the case especially when rape occurs. Here not sure tho.

[aikoN79]

Originally Posted by boy_

i duno how to describe but, those type police come den all run type.

Wahahahahaha

[thaivisitor]

Originally Posted by aikoN79

Wahahahahaha

Waaa lau, you like laugh at him good meh????

Cheers
Tee Vee

[The_Unrepentant]

Originally Posted by boy_

those type police come den all run type.

har?that auntie selling curry puff at the road side quite clean lah .i supposed.no need to scare.

If she pregant,u give her some $$ go for abortion lol.

[lazy_chai]

u can go for check up after 1 month of possible exposure and 2nd check up after 3 month. Like bro rabitsu said "What's done cannot be un-do!.". You have no point to worry about cause time does matter. Just wait n see.....

By the way i also kana(this incident) before.... i know your feeling very well....

[aikoN79]

Originally Posted by thaivisitor

Waaa lau, you like laugh at him good meh????

Cheers
Tee Vee

Cute mah, the way he describe......

[samfan]

Originally Posted by righteousness

Overseas what they do is to let the person take HIV meds for a period then stop...

This is known as "HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis". This is administered shortly after potential exposure within a stipulated time frame (ideally within 72 hrs), mostly administered for a month with standard Anti-HIV medications.

If done correctly, it has the possibility of limiting the replication of the HIV virus in the body, and may even purge it from the system. (Theoretically speaking.)

However, PEP is only administered in "suspected" scenarios mostly pertaining in the healthcare setting; suspected because not sufficient time have elapse since potential exposure (needle prick) for positive results in HIV tests.

So effectiveness has not yet been ascertained (who can be sure that the person "cured" through PEP has in fact been pricked by a HIV+ needle in the first place?)

That may explain why it's not common in Singapore.
Most Cheongsters are not healthcare personnel!

[AfA_hmor]

Originally Posted by boy_

firstly i wana say sorry if i posted in e wrong thread i noe tis has nth to do with sammyboy but i jus wana ask if any guys can advice me as im still a newbie.

my raincoat burst!!

to all of u out there reading this if u can advice please help. really steam-ed rite now. thanks to all.

Dear Boy,

Although your "raincoat" did burst, that is not the end of the world. Life will still go on. If your last episode of bursting happened after 1 month, you can now go for AfA for anonymous testing. We are opened on Tues and Wed between 630pm to 830pm. And on Sat, 130pm to 330pm.

If you are not yet 1-3 months (window period) just wait. If you need to talk to someone, you can always drop us an email [email protected] We can provide email advice and counselling for you.

Meanwhile, what you can do is really to wait, otherwise, pluck up your courage to go for the test this coming Tues, Wed or Sat.

Best Wishes
AfA Outreach

[AfA_hmor]

Originally Posted by samfan

This is known as "HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis". This is administered shortly after potential exposure within a stipulated time frame (ideally within 72 hrs), mostly administered for a month with standard Anti-HIV medications.

If done correctly, it has the possibility of limiting the replication of the HIV virus in the body, and may even purge it from the system. (Theoretically speaking.)

However, PEP is only administered in "suspected" scenarios mostly pertaining in the healthcare setting; suspected because not sufficient time have elapse since potential exposure (needle prick) for positive results in HIV tests.

So effectiveness has not yet been ascertained (who can be sure that the person "cured" through PEP has in fact been pricked by a HIV+ needle in the first place?)

That may explain why it's not common in Singapore.
Most Cheongsters are not healthcare personnel!

Dear Samfan,

Nice try here - thanks for the info. However, as you already mentioned, cheongster are not healthcare personnel, the accessibility of drugs for that to happen will be very remote.

We still suggest that no matter whatever the outcome of your cheong, all samster should protect yourself. Afterall, even if the rain coat did burst for the thread starter, he may not afterall be infected.

Cheong safer...use your condoms and use them correctly. For advices on condom usage, you can consult us [email protected]

AfA Outreach